The Sun. — London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

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Where may he had, by the same Author, A SERMON on the Advances in Knowled4e. Freedom, and Morals. the Reformation to the resent time. And his Otter single Sermons. Ta LE COLON lES. NEXT TUESDAY, E. . . a CARROLL, Cootraetur for the Lottery►, ILA • hi‘ing made no FIXED PRIZE in the Scheme, the Two Prizes of L.so,nouo! Two of L.2,000 ! 2,000 Sovereigns, titc. etc MAY ALL BE DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY, When the Lottery hegins; and as a tribute of gratitude for Public Favours conferred on G. CARROLL, he has made ar rangements that Purchas e rs shall have the. option of receiv ing.,, in addition toall the Prizcs, for the Two Prizes of 1000 Sovereigns, with PORT, CLAitICV, or MADEIRA, imdunting to Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs heads of Claret, for each of the Prizes of One Thousand So vereigns, and if, proportion for Shares. LW% it ANAI)A. some Oi Wit' n i►bliea (From the Quebec Gazelle QUKBEC, JUNE 22, IVIR. powe r ' of the . - • EASII' INDIA HOUSE, .111ly 1, ISIS. C OURT f DIRECTORS of the tTNIT 'I.44'U C OMPANY of NIFRCI-1 AN'I'S of ENGLAND • 'l,Thar t lthe EAST INDIES, do hereby c;ee Notice, r , "Y Will be ready to rereire Propos.ds in W ytv t ,„' •• or befor W ;day, the 29th Instant, front the ilisl.s.nor such S '. lll;S li t v ith lottrthen of I 200 Tons and up -4,.(4 M'evin're t inent, which hare been employed in, P ( Tfornie t i re thin Six Voyaces in Ihe Coniply's : 91 1i '''PreiWt * m u ° • • , Ilt • t wWcli they may be tt lig to o tt _ orn .a • kt 1 1 4,, , ' et such ShiPs, for One I try.i4e in Um p • .11 Stirrice. .Ittrelrt TeiLlers with the words, Tender," on the t i t 'ht°,,be s ere ' railvs eated and lev with the Secret:try h" t '"e Twelr% s 'CI ek Nottit..on the said 29th In . ,Yond vthich ' ho n ur n ' a Tender will he rrceired. h losEvut nma, Secretary . . th e N ' •" r tieular f Terms ^titl Conditions npon which ;40 ii:,l): ►hC I will he s e7ic t a;r e rd fort the CoinVany's Service may he application at the Office of Mr. John Moriee, C le ric klitiv.Contruitter or Shipping., an after Monday next, the UNION FINE AND LIFE INSURANCE - OFFICES.--- ; Established 1797.) • - f - SPECIAL AI 11.:ETI NG .ot the BOA D \i ' l 4 'l u r - 4 ,, 11112( 10I1S, held :he 2.5.11 day of July, 1819, the ita " r u rstwd by t . t.;— prestoi4ettneerried in procuring the h are - been held at the tt Vulture 9, London, were maturely consi .l. It was rmaninittusly resolved— . t , Ned h 1 " 11 these measures art. not such as would have 'Ten ersi.,ns desirous only of haying; t heir fair Chltils r 4 tri iV4 41111 adjusted,' the tendency of • them being to cast h tirr tia! ll ')try Neal the Stocietr, and to disparage it in the .tct,„ d , lc through o ut the ingdom , Ilnit this Board has K alwa%s entertained and at pi oper applications made tl, it by , elaiiiiantsre : and by th e Members generaity, respecting 'es and concerns ol the Society, and will continue - • • Cti l ‘ [ 'hat this Board looks :back with unfeigned satis t",-,„,Zl.attite repeated testimonies which hare been . borne in vat - Ont. parts of Ito , and by the l e ' "I its ' 4, ge--1.11 the promptitiole, impartiality, and jus °air, s' tons, and calls up o n itm the nerous Committees, "Members • generally, to declare their sentiments 011 14 t atrii, 1110 valnable as , .istance haring been rendered to li 44( tti l tt -'"' s the Committees established throughout the , t the itivest igation , and adjustment of claims, this tlthl net!. recommends to the London Itlenibers the air , "t a Local Committee , which may accord in num -11; :, It ctabitity with the extnt of the Society's Con "ie ietrispoli s . BY Order of the Board of Directors, • SAMUEL BIGNOLD, Secretary for the Country Department. 4 ,,, ' 1( - 1 1 UNION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE. • I,: t ., lll, trie rans ; ,,,d hi g hl y re•tivetHhie MEET. 1 '.."1 . th e NI E,NI II VW- of t his St It 'I Krv, holding l'o -1-'l' t l ,he amount of more than k,.500,600, held at the ott Mondar, the 2:511 Instant. pursuant to the I . " 1 the Seerciiry Mr. rlitimas liigiiold ; • .k j lif F4 ' .. l,:l ; , l-I(.)I ‘ I, AS L'EN . NL ' I',Y, Esq. iu the Chair: 1"" , 1 wi ng Et st , lutincs were }.()posed, and unanimously "et , niiiiittee be elected for the special purpose of t' 11 4 v,; , the late charges made against the Norwica "7 ; -', 11, 1 Life , at a Meeting of Claimants at the • T- d i vern on the 23d of July, arid that t.•i• - y 4 Cietteral Nleetinguf the Subscriln.rs the result of h ., llowing Gentlemen do form the Committee, 1 . 1 1 In, p.i he a q ' Magany, ..141erinatt, r."lh nsi , y,t! - -;t1. 1101 , -coalt, Fleet-street. i:.:1. Blackheath. ' Ra l 'turii Esq. Petit . •rd-row. I't "ri• E•q. 0.1101111. 1 .11 . Ce 4411 r Esq. Laniti's Conduit-street. ark • 4, ' 1 1.1 41 1 licq. BAttersea-rise. 4:,•;"1-1.„ 8 • , Esq. Kensington. •ISic."the',.Esq. Gower-street. • .k h r - r 1, 1 1, 1e, Esq. IS s h. , ( deton, l-.q Skinner-street. (Charlotte-row, Mansion-house. Fiennetta•street, gala!, 0. •• ) •'ilo As BENSLEY, Chairman. •m • tiof the Meetio4 were proposed and miani -14:'41i 4'si to the Chairman, for his kindness in taking 44 y." 4 4d his i mpart i a li ty i n conditcling the hu,iness of . . ill): ce e 10 691 t i 9 J i l t ; 'loe° ,C(1 to_ I'r °'''~a r t FA' Ti, 3 11 R. 0 i to , i i :t o i , l 4 , ''''' lIPI 00: h t e E" of boti se j , •I• f t 3' )e ll r• ' t -1) 4 t , •t• v;Di' it • ',I r% 1 00 )r1 The Wine to t,)e chosen by the floli!ers themselves TICKETS and SHARES are now (:n Sale at the Offices of CARROLL, the Coot ractor, No. 7,CORNHILL, and OX FORD-STREET, London, who Shared and Sold in the very last Lottery, No. 9,481.. ...... a Prize of 1. 29,000, Besides ElGHTCap'tals of 1,0001., 5001., &c. And in CARROLL's late Contracts, 7,735 ..a Prize 44..4'30,000 I 3,645 6,345 &c. &c. &c. And it will give CARROLLpleasure to sell to those who ho- nom. him wi;li their Commands, the TWO PRIZES OF TEIIIITN"ITIOUSAND POUNDS! NEXT TUESDAY. Itif: R. T. SHELDRAKE hin removed tr.,m IVA No. 50, STRAND, to No. 12, ADAM-STREET, ADELPIII,'-and continues to make every Asti; le for which be has acquired reputation, viz. TRUSSES of known supe. riority for every Lill& of Rupture; Instrometits to retwive or assist. every kind of Personal Distorti , n; besides others, which have the additional advantage of not being visible to ally Observer ; these can only he had of him, in Adam-street. It is necessary to give this Caution, as many Persons still in - quire for hint in the Strand, and are deceived by Persons who .pictelici to, imitate his Inventions, of which they have. in fact., no kno`wledge. His Treatises on the Cure of Dis torted Spine, o; Da4tOrtions on the Legs and F e et, and Use ful Hints to tho. e ‘‘ ho are a ffl icted with Ruptures, &e. may be had in Adam- rcet. *ALM'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is superior to all other Remedies for the Wind", Pan:- lugs, Convulsions, and those Disordeis in the Stomach and Bow:Is of Infants, which prove fatal to so many under the age"Of two years. It is equally efficacious in (Italics, Fluxes, anti Mlle.( Complaints in the Intestines of grown per SOBS. This invaluable Cordial Medicine, invented by the late Mr. Joseph !Why, rlputhecrrry, is now prepared by his daugh ter, Mrs. Franc-es (4ell, and herons, to whom. alone he be queathed this .-zropertv by his is sold only by F. Newbery and Som., at the old established Warehwuse, No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, the third house from theapside, price Is. Fid a bottle ;'hut if iprocured elsewhere, he sure to ask for " Geli's Dalhy's Carminative," :nut see that the name " F. Newberv," is engraved in the stamps. Sold also by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Burchell. Long acre; Hawkins, Bond-street; Tagg, Middle-row, Holborn; Harding, Royal Exchange; and Harris, Ludgate-street. MINERAL TEETH. 1 11 IL DE C EMAN T, Snrgeon Dentist, Brevet of their Majesties the Kings of Great Britain. and Fiance, inventor of those admirable substitutes, hawing keard that some persons circulate the report of his having retired to France, cautions his Friends and the Public, Ito whom he stands so highly indebted,) that this assertion is totally, false, and, on ihe contrary, he continues his profes sion, (with his Son,) with the same success that he has had during twenty-five years, at his house, No. 2, Firth -street, Soho-square. where he may be consulted every day, at the usual hour from ten till two. Mr. Dechemant takes this onportunity also to caution the Publi against those who attempt to counterfeit his composi tion with what is totally different, and proved, from many •pecimens. entirely inconvenient, injurious, and unfit for use-, brought to him by those who have been deceived by itn- Postors, and their insidintis advertisements. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIINIAs, AND CONSUMPTIONS. ROYAL PATENT. NT and S. GODBOI,D. Proprietors of the VEGETABLE BALSAM, have the honour to inform the Public, that through the recommendation of the Right 1-hni Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward, And (Abets of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, they have established a Cha ritable Institution, at their house. No. 3, Bloomsbury square, where the Medicine only is to be had fur the Poor, &c. at Cost Price. Thousands have in consequence been restored to health. Henry Lucas, Esq. of Newport-Pagnel, has received great benefit therefroM, and can speak to many cures; Abbott Up cher, Esq. Norfolk, has given gratuitously the Medicine to many persons, with astonishing good *direct; also many of the Nob.iity, Clergy, and others, too numerous to mention. • J. Sheridan, Captain and Adjutant Ist Cambridge Militia, in a letter says—l am cured of an obstinate Cold which has been upon my lungs fur thirteen years, and I never could find any relic': from the various medicines which I have taken, until I took your's; and during my life I shall coati nur its - use. Families taking a Box of fi pints, 5 only are charged for. It is strongly recommended by the Nobility, &c. for all Familits to beep this Medicine by them to take on the first attack of the above complaints. _ _ Advice every day , from 10 to 2, at No. 3, Bloomsbury Square.z. • 'Sold Wholesale and Retail, N 0.3, Bloomsbury Square, and retail at Messrs. Newhei y and Sons; Edwards, St. Paul's Church "Yard ; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Church Yard ; Butler and SOUS, Cheapside ; Sanger, 150, Oxford Street; Evans and inns , Long Lane; and all the principal Venders in Town and Country, at 18s. the pint and 9s. the half-pint. EVERY MAN IDS OWN DOCTOR, By the Use of 1)r. BOERHAAVE's RED PILLS, a Medicine famous throughout Europe for the Cure of every Stage and Symptom of a Certain Complaint. Tr is a melancholy tact, that thousands inn vie tioric to this horrid Disease, owing to t he unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by an improper treatment of this direful calamity, not untreonently cause those foul Ulcerations aiid Blotches which so often appear on the head, face, and holy, with dimness in the sight, noise in the ears, iteatuess, stric tures, obstinate gleets, nodes on the shin-bones, ulcerated sore thrioit, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs (frequently mistaken for other disorders), till at length a g•lieral debility and decay of the constitution en Ales, and a melancholy death puts a period to sulleriug mortality ! They neycr fail to remove every species of debility arising from a contaminated state of the system. Their effect; are mild, safe, and expeditious—and what renders this Medicine of the greatest importance, is, it requires no restriction its point of diet, and no privations to the ordinary avocations in life., 41. With eac h Box is given a copious bill of directions, by . which all persons are enabled speedily t o cure th emse l ves with safety and seertrsy, without the least confinement or hin drance of business. Its ainaznig sale within the last sixty rears, though seldom advertised, is a c!ertain criterion of its Minimise utility. Price only 4s. 6d. pet' box. • Sold t 1 Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324, Hol born ; Lril h, 1 3, Strand ; and M r . Gc a tl ev , 13.3, Nlinories. Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market. Towns throughout the Kingdom, and , all other Medicine Venders. This Medicine is a sovereign remedy in chronierheutuat ism, glandular obstructions, poverty of blood, and scurfy erup tions ; in short, it has excellid when salifation and other weans have failed. CAITTION —The extensive demand ti , r the formvin g . Articles haring occasioned numerous Imita tions, the Pnalie are respectfuliy informed that the Genuine has the signature and address of the Proprietor on the label. ATKINVIN'S FLUID, fur the gtowth of the Hair, found ed on s- di•cfrvery. of the causes which occasion baldness. It prevents the Hair falling off or turning grey; and where bald ness has alromdy taken place, either from illness, perspiration, 'fringe of climate, or h, reditary causes, it will restore it to its original strength . and thickness. Ittapectable re ferences-to this fact arc given in a pamphlet enclosed round each bottle. It also frees the Hair from scurf, 'Rakes it soft and glossyas silk,and keeps it in curl dining exercise in danc ing or walking, or in daihp west her; price 3s. (Id. a bottle. ATKINSON'S VEGETABbE DYE -changes grey or red hair on tita bead or whiskers to a brown or 'Mack ; warranted perfectly innocent, and to give a permanent colour. Price 51., Os. tid., and 11. Is. , ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, prepared by a new Process, which frees it from all irritating . qualities, removes freckles, redness, and baldness from the skin, prevents its chapping, and makes it soft, white, and even. Price ls. the square; and, prepared with Naples Soap, for shaving, price 9d.. Is., and Is. 6d. each. Sold by JAM Es ATKIIIsoN, Perfnmer, N 0.44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London, and by moat Perfumers and Nair. dressers in Town and Country. TO T. TAYLOR. Esei No. 9, New Bridge-street, London Himotr tuns I BEG leave to inform vnu, that ever since the ft. year 1796, i had been afflicted with the !,ues Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un en.7oing severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged front the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year ray disorder had got to such a head, as tioarly to put a period ees my existence—l had a large tilcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and, had been in a state of ulceration' for the last seven years; my left had also ,two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns in bed, as nearly to dekive isle of rest ; iu this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a core by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the With of May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit -in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed•-- soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving., • how ever, considerable diseolouration in the shin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, anola little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hoe, and the nocturn,:l pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free front all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a nd strength-sstd cm become, jolly and fat, in which state having cootirmet .any months, to the astonishment of all who knew ase, I am as - n loss in what terms too express my gratitude, but 'yes; you, fits the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my ca.se as public as possible, as I shall on every occa s.on ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, air, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MUIIKER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Wenesses to the above Core:— John Thnmpson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, John 'ltTntush, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. - Prepai ed and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, rat his house, No. o, New Bridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his F rofession should always observe in such cases, ht flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitsusly administers to persons taking this Medicine, will t c estetmed, by a discerning Public, as an advat tage seldom attainable, w.dvuid of all ambiguity. Also sold, by h►s al;pointment, for the convenience of thos e living at a dislanee, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street Mr. Disburough's, Ni,. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Baxters, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mt. Callwcll's, Dublin; and•by ►ne person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, storeyed, and sealed up ...all full and plain directions, whereby persons, of eithe r sex may cure themselves with ease, s,ieed, 7.-rt cv, and safety FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 31, J. Kirkpatrick, Liverpool, merchant—Sept. 21, T. G. Horde'', Shelton, Staffordshire, draper—Aug. Barton, Old South Sea House, merchant—Aug. 17, G. Raf field, South Shields, ship-builder—Aug. 22. .1 Dingle, Ply mouth Dock, cahinet-maker—Aug. 19, F. Knowles and J. Sawyer, Shrdirld, merchants—Aug. 21, J. Wilkinson, Lan caster, bookseller—Ant;. 18, J. K. Pollock, North Shields, bookseller—Aug. 17, J. V. Rose, CPoribridge, brush-maker— Ang 15, J. Cradocke, Downing street, picture-dealer-- Aug. 22, %V. Gedge, Angel-court, Throgmorton-st tee t, wiue merchant—Sept. 12, A. Bendy, Gimer•street, Bedford square, builder—Sept. i 9, J. Kirkman, Gowee-street,' Bed ford-square, builder—A rig. IS, G. Home, Threadneedle street, wine-meit.nant—Aug. 11, A. L. Weill and E. A. Van Vourst, Bisliopsgate-street Within, men pants—Aug. In, .1. Jeater, London, dealer—Aug. 29, E. Young, Greenwich, dealer•—Sept. 29, B. Heseltine, Nicholas-lane, wholesale tea des ler —Aug. 15, .1. To mho iI , J. Forbes, It. A. Crawforthand D. Skene, Broad-street, merchants—Sept. 5, J. Munt and T. Adams, Leadenhall-street, hat-makers. CERTIFIC'ATF.S—Atrottsr 15. Oshnurne, Seule,ites, Yorkshire, merchant—C. Coles, Ditcham Grove, Southampton, and Fleet-street, stationer— J. Coulter, Chatham, carpenter—K. 1 - 1. Shaw, Liverpool, merchant—W. 1. Smith, Birmingham, victualler—W. Forder, Basingstoke, stage-coach proprietor—W: Tilt, St. Paul's Church-yard, confectioner—J. Satisuin, Cree Church-lane, Leadenhalf street, richt iller—'l% Martin, Bristol, linen draper—J. Polley , Gray's•inn-lane, plumber—H. H. Payne, Strood, Kent, bresser—R. Thompson, Chipping Sodlfury, Gloucestershire, baker—R. Cole,King-street, Holborn,coach maker. PA - RTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. H. Bennett, R. Bennett, and F. Bennett, jun. Spital square, silk-weavers—S. Davy and .1. H. Davy, Parker's-lane, St. Giles's, wheelwrights and fire-smiths—W . Thompson and G. Thompson, t:hathanr, grocers—H. Gunther and J. L. Nut ting,Tottenham street, piano-forte-marmfactin ers—C.Adams and T. Wollaston, Hale. Owen, Shropshire, nail-ironmon gels—O. Snoulten and F. Tuach, Bermondsey-street, wool staplers-3. Perrythan and E. W hitaker, Bishop , gate-street, chymists—W. Scott and H. Trigg, Northampton-place, Kent road. thoher-merchants—.l.Boxall and - I). t 1 atli , ns, Bark ing, Essex, mast and block-maket Dark W. Jones, W. Dt-vi y, .1. Bombes, .1. Poulton, F. Devey, W. Martin, C. H. Budd, anti W. Stone, St. George's in the East. gas and coke makers—J. Wright, jun. and T. Hardman, Levenshultue, L tocashire, dyers—E. Mocker, J. Mustier, anti N. HOline, Walton-on-the-Hill, Lancashire, common brewers—E. Mac murdo, J. %c'-ton, S. Pett texecutrix and executors of ac mortia, deceased.), K. S. Mactuoi do, .1. Pitchford, J. Taylor, R ad P. Taylor, Stratford, Essex—M. Barrow, J. Lees, J. Lees, 1. Lees, J, Doncuft, J. Jones, J. Jones, sen. W. Jones, K. Matsland. J. MaNtand, D. Knott, Marsland, J. Ogden, J, Jones, jun. J. Sclinfield, I. Schofield, and .1. Schofield, M imes and Chadderton, Lancashire; coal-miners—E. Jenkins, Cows "Y. Jenkins,"E..lones, J. Daniell, and M. 'Millet!, AlunuauutbAire, tin-plate-manufacturers. We give the folloiiting article as a entiosity, in the absence !.t . more interesting trmtfer. It will at least be news to every tru ly who does not rearrthe American i'llpvrs. Simi lar paragraphs copied fro m th ese papets hably soon reach us loom En land, from France, and every other country where Newspapers are published; and so 'goes on the trade of hews making ! REVOLUTEONARY SYMPTOMS-IN CANADA: .For some time past there has been manifested in public, as well . as private bodies in Canaria, veryserions disco.lteutsand murmurings, inrlica rive of some acts of hostility against-the present Government, if not an open renunciation, of the Royal Authorities. In Upper Canada a Pinvin cial Congress %Vas to be held this month, tor the.. purpose of concerting measures to obtain an ample redress of grievan , es ; —peciceably . we pi esftme . , if they can—forcibly, it - they oinst.—(Baston Gazette, May 28.) The Jury on the Trial of. Mr: Archibald All.ellan, as an accessary to the murder of omen Kevenny, in the Indian Couotries, returned ver (tic; on•.aturday last of Nro,! Guilty, and Mr. APLelhin was accordingly discharged. PORT OF QUEBEC. ARRIVED; June 15th, Brig Experiment, Chaptuan,- , 19 days from Bristol, to Angus George, cargo goods and iron. —Brig Anua, l'il`Vickt.r, is days from John's, 'New . foundlatid, to Mr. Burnett, cargo coals,,lt settlers. —l6. Brig Union, J. Ord, 45 days front Aberd,en, to the Captain; gin, barley, Candles and ballast-7 settlers. —l7. Ship Benson, R. Dryden, 49 days' from London, l to M. Lyttiebtirner;- ballast. —Brig Isabella, D. Pratt, sailed 9th May from Aberdeen, to Heath and Muir; ballast. —Ship Zephyr, J. Taylor, sailetPlst May from London, to J. Caldwell; ballast. —Brig Alexander, W. Ernington, 45 days from . Londen, to the Captain ; goods. --Brig Robert, it. Pace, 49 days from London, to Mr. ..Meiklrjohn ; ballast. John, H. Jahester, 60 days from Newcastle, to J. Caldwell ; ballast. —lB. Brig Douglass, J, Moir, 42 days front Tenneriffe, to Maitland, Gard er and Co.; cargo wines. —Ship Trinity, Robinson, 59 days from London, to Mr. Price; cargo, provisions and goods. —Brig Staple-ton, Amary, 39 days from Greenock, to _ . . George Spur; ballast. - --Brig bound, Proudlove, _l9th April from London, to • Maitland, Gardner and Co.; goods. ,---Schooner Sarah Jane, M‘Kinna, 19 days from Halifax, to , • Alelvin and Belanger ; ruin and molasses. Rolla, B. Bark, •iL s from Co%ves, to J. Butaart; ballast. —Brig Cheerful, 50 days from Leith, to Mr. Spence; goods. —l9. Schooner Mary and Jane. lA. Morin. 66 days from Ma laga and Gibraltar, to order ; wine and ballast. -20. Brig Comet, Thompson, 44 days froto Dublin. to C. - ; 75 settlers. —2l. Brig Erieilds,Sowter, 49 days from Peterhead, to Heath . , ' • and Moir ; —24. Brig Hunter, A. Grant, sailed 16th May from London, to C. Hunter; goods. Passengers, Dep. Corny. Gent. Mains, Mr. Ware, Dr. Effland, and 16 in steerage. —Brig Union, W. Canny, 55 days front London, to Gerrard, Finlay and Co.; goods. Passengers, Mr. Spurs, Mr. Conny, and I settler. -Brig Canatla,'J. Comining, 18th April, from London, to Sanderson and Co.; general cargo. -Ship Perseus, Richardson, sailed Ist May from London, to J. Citidwell; ballast. From the great increase in the, trade to the River Saint Lawrence, and the number of ships which now fregnent it, from theat Bri!uiw and Ireland, we are induced to rqnaett the attention of our Seafaring Readers to the following Regu-k lations respecting " CANADIAN PILOTS.•" BY HTS ExCPLCENCY SIR JOHN (;OAP Sfigitti'WOKE, Knight Grand Cross of the Must Honnurahle Military Order of the Bath, Captain-General and kini•ernor•in-Chief in and over the Provinces Of Lower Canada, Cpper Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and their several dependen cies, Vice Admiral of the same, General and Cniumander of all his Majesty's Forces in the said Provinces of Lan Canada and Vpper Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick: and their several dependencies, and in the Island of New foundland, &c &c. &c. • ; The Pilaster, Deputy 'Master, and Wardens of the Trinity House of Quebec having submitted for my sanction and confirmation certain Bye- Laws, Rules arid Orders, by then - , made, ordained Rod constiintbd on Friday the fifteenth day of May last, under and by vir•ue of mow-Act of the Provin•- cial Parliament, intittded An Act for the better regnfation of Pilots - toid Shipping in the Prot of Quebec, and in the Halhonrs of Quebec and Mon treal, and foc•lnquoving - the Navigation of the River Saint I,4%vrenrc,'utid for establishing a Fund for decayed Pilots, their Widows and Childten ;" and Under and by virtue of another Act of . the Provincial Parliament, " An Act to amend an Act passed in the Ito ty-fifth year of his Majesty's !idol, intitoled, An Act for the better regulation of Pilots and Shipping. in' the Port of Quebec, and in the 1-Lubotos of Quebec and Montreal ; anti for improving the Navigation of the River Saito Lawrence, and for establishing a Fund for (heaved Pilots",' their Widths and Children;' " in the words following, to wit ! FiBST BYE LAW. It is ordered, that all ',Vaster.; and Commanders of ships or vez , c•els navigaring the river Sr. • Law rence, and taking on board any person or persons other than a Branch I'dot for the purpose of af fording assistance in navigating. such ship or ves sel, shall keep II Union Jack flying at the lore topmast head every thy from dayiight to dark, and until a Branch Pilot shall be obit:hied, under penalty of 10 'moods current money, and if the .Caprain or othei Officer commanding 'such ship or vessel shall - refuse to take a Branch Pilot as _ . hi nom''• - „.,., 1 .. i ,TI EIIII:TS PATENT SPECTACLES. i,,.,ri. ~.° all wh,) Value their SIG) IT.--Tlle • Sight of the 'f?" p:-n•rtl, the Iv ' • I: Sight strengthened. and the perfect 11.,A.I'Nei%.,'rre'l ioext y r 4 . eld age, by RI" °BERRY'S PA- N '' ... gi :''' Cl 'ACl.l.'-w: a i i , e n the sattie unerring principles that Il l Zsi i t ,,.i i . such- ~ x.,,,,:,.„1. s,ti,fa t fi o n for -.more than twenty ;c'i' le ;, ) ," I _ o n,i.ti t t a'l 'saris of 1 lio Kingdom. Lists of alone zr,, - 4 lir' Ouliitild , • O, l y lie inspected, who have re 41,,triivt.::: gre'itest be -, elit ' -end ,:it rsfaction. The New Street , hO, (C: 1 " s having ' required . the Premises, 832, 01 ford -1)4 lir ox,t:4ucitiess is removed to .27, Holies- street, two doors , IN t ireet, on the left- h.oul, where Mi.BradLerry s . .ectaeles ere only to be had. ISIS 4" 14 .LIN T'AS OF THE IMP ROVED BLEACH. ' .., 1 1t ~ _ . /v iti, ' ,Not_.4. l "'A It DT very respectfully informs the , l it!),;:li tei l ' il itY and Families, that he has . the above Linets, Fr, t i f t , i . .ks yard and half wide, &c. of the same desirable • 4rii''.,rel,,,;fileett his East India, Hei , oltro',Scoteb, N•ltiielies. Stu .: 1 ) L i ". Ca tbill'ie, 'Foreip - ,n Lace, Printed Furniture, and le,i'Ylii:th',l Warehouse, No. it; CH EAPSII)E, wholesale i,_ 4°1 1):4 ~ ,j e ce Sec the wil:tle of w ' hicp ale warranted. With ; 4 e I),7l4.4Z"rics' of the choic eValeticien nes make. To Families Ni p 41,-alid►th.;,,,,„) svi: , a warmer article than Linen, +'ec ti i. t p4,l)trtluliv to ree:num pin! his new Patent Clot 1) (ne con- INI ,: a 'ly 4 " in, nulls en posstWent lea agreemens),-i . t being %, - 9 4 1 . 4 It ''ll e ,f tir ahle ahread, as well as in the colder climates; jiiti; /)ei,,""rif: the nBC of the • fi ne Madras Long Cloths of t ~' th ht f aPplicable to all the variofts family prirposes fur lit i L'it e. tas been - efnivt .. rytllv esteemed, aril nearly ball t. f t ,i,'N . ar .. ' be Sheetitp.4t; e.'l Which (1 '44 'eot l , e • Pectin .rly: desirably for agreeable wear as well , ": 4 : ,. .Pi:1Y, t i , n ,!. c : i They are obtained a! las Warehou , se , e.x.y td ( e f r ' 'Fr with the White Chintz and Aime . n,..ii,. k! 41 e1,. 1 11,4 @ ; 1 1 Iwo to Three Guineas each, tor Ladle, i ess ' we ar, containing from - three to foul Die L sses A kt , • - , 11 . 1 , • N " l IP.s , 1 Cf)l l , t , ( AIRE!) AT THE M EDW.II.'II2.IRD, 1:'41,..14 Ai e d.q u ellee of the eNtrubtive practice of I:titti n , l '. (,--,41 Board at Charlotte House, illaclifriars -I;Xlatie‘'(lPl'll, NiUNII.OF., and CO. have, for . thy . lii i stt AM-ahl- Lot patients residing at the West end of the I„,l,ie'i:Xfet,lisvil another Medical Board in Woodstock -14 11 4, 41 " ti 4,, d -s t,reet, a few doors from Bond-street, where. a ti ti !'it4, l l ,,Of th.Nurgeon, Members of the Royal College of iii: l t ttl i's Il tir ',"Y years expeeience, constantly reside. 'That Den t ) . of al ent s t . btlen restored to perfect health- by' t i lietr, 11 .th. ‘ 1, 1 1 „. 1 tie i ndisputable , after Hospitals had hided, li: 4l i N t4 ted °NI been gleat ‘ stiLYt - ers front being intro. 1,,‘ 1 11 ith e h'Y Perions ignorant of the profession. Erup 11ii,!0',4he nv e t i (l, face, aml body, ulcerated Ott oat, swel -1 hi,. 'ity ttil" , uodes on the shin billies, eanci'rsi stric ,' 'Lii, l. h s' 3 , 4 4l 't ii, e Pa , itis in the boa .' d and limbs, and net vous s ' N t i iii; i : : 4, ll'l)4t ) : i ' ii?,,, f( i ).:( l " l e ie g i ' l ' t e l i y i i c e t e p ( i ' i f e a s t . " }' rats ill-c" r ti t .t ( t i e c r7a t t ' i t i i ' A t e ' ; destroy 4,• I.s• i ' ivh t ;tis, „:'.,,- Nltinroe, and Co. arc consulted daily at il s , 'it'l l ' 4 ie,e, letters from the country, stat ing partici) N'h! • '' iii: "le and the best advice will by sent to all ii kir 'ile,. 'ire ,i ii l Plo m. . . 4l 'lio '‘klei t , (l t'ors at each house, and private rooms for tilitil ,treg CII Tuesdiy, Thursday, anti Sunday i.• - tte ut cluck. _